Bongarun

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Bongarun بنگرون
village
Bongarun
Coordinates: 26°59′07″N 58°07′42″E / 26.98528°N 58.12833°E / 26.98528; 58.12833Coordinates: 26°59′07″N 58°07′42″E / 26.98528°N 58.12833°E / 26.98528; 58.12833
Country	Iran
Province	Kerman
County	Qaleh Ganj
Bakhsh	Chah Dadkhoda
Rural District	Marz
Population (2006)
• Total	47
Time zone	IRST (UTC+3:30)
• Summer (DST)	IRDT (UTC+4:30)

Bongarun (Persian: بنگرون‎, also Romanized as Bongarūn; also known as Bongarū)^[1] is a village in Marz Rural District, Chah Dadkhoda District, Qaleh Ganj County, Kerman Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 47, in 9 families.^[2]

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and villages

Qaleh Ganj	Abbasabad Ahmadabad Bani Taratom Bolbolabad Chah Deraz Chah Lak Chah Zangi Chah-e Bagh Chah-e Eyd Chah-e Mirza Chah-e Nowruz Chah-e Sangi Chah-e Shahi Chah-e Zahid Cheraghabad Dastjerd-e Sofla Dera Dulab Hajjiabad Hajjiabad-e Payabi Jamshahi Jangalabad Keshit Miyanshahr Molla Abbasi Moradabad Palangi Pamikh Pishizan Rostamabad Rudbahi Shahid Reza Chah Nasiri Shamsabad Shamzan-e Hiyet Shamzan-e Jehadiyeh Shamzun-e Chah Bagh Suragabad Surak Tarikmah Tomgaran

Sorkh Qaleh	Abbasabad Ahugan Bond-e Bari Bond-e Bari Borjak-e Hasan Borjak-e Seyfollah Chah-e Chameli Chah-e Mazagi Chah-e Nasir Chah-e Siyahi Chehel Mani Dasht-e Ganjabad Ashayir Alidadi Deh Gowd Dehnow-e Hajj Ali Mohammad Ganjabad-e Do Ganjabad-e Yek Gazabad Gelu Gojg Hoseynabad Kahur Deraz Kalatak Khargushki Masandan Mianju Ahmadabad Pir Hajji Qaleh-ye Dokhtar Rezduki Rigmatin Rignabatak Rigsalimi Rustai-ye Kermat Rustai-ye Vakilabad Shahidabad Shahrak-e Saduqi Shahrak-e Sahab ol Zeman Shamsabad Sharikabad Shib Zardi Shumehri Soltanabad Sorkh Qaleh Suragabad Tamer Tolombeh-ye Hoseyn Nasereh va Shorka Tolombeh-ye Rig Chamran Tombat-e Bala Tombat-e Pain Tomesorkh Ziarat-e Bacheh

Cities

Rural Districts
and villages

Chah Dadkhoda	Baghak Bon Chah Chah ol Madin Chahartai Chah Dadkhoda Chah-e Bahman Chah-e Banan-e Vasat Chah-e Dadek Chah-e Gholamhoseyn Chah-e Gomshad Chah-e Hoseynali Chah-e Reza Chah-e Shurki Chah-e Zardan Chil Konar Davaran Dazuk Eslamabad Gazkan Jangali Jehadabad Kalat-e Malek Kaljak Mandusti Mazraeh-ye Shahidbeheshti Pakelat Posht-e Shek Rustayi-ye Chadranshin Owrtin Salmaniyeh Sardaz Sowlan Suru Turig Turig Turig Zadabad Zagashk Ziarat-e Pir Karkan Zohan

Marz	Avartin Band-e Mahmud Bandgorgi Bardial Bon Kan Bon Zard Bongarun Dard-e Richeh Dar-e Kalat Deh-e Daran Deh-e Eslam Dushan Gachan Gurki Jatu Jonuk Kahur Abbas Kalahun-e Bala Kerchkan Mahaban Mahmanak Marduvar Nahugan Nomgaz Pey Majan Posht-e Geru Rain Qaleh Ren Saran Sareh Kak Shahkahan Shib Kuh Sik Tang-e Kalan Tehgak Towhamun-e Jamal Vagalugiaran Zahmatabad

Rameshk	Anarak Ashkutu Barjak Bon Gardan Chahak Chahan Dahan-e Daran Dar Khva Darzeh Dazulin Degas Deh-e Bala Deh-e Kulak Eslamabad-e Kahan Changar Eslamabad-e Sar Meydan Ganj Konar Gari Charban Garu Gavahnchan Gavbandan Gerash Giahan Hur Jagan Kahn-e Nowruz Kahn-e Safar Kahnok Kallehgan Kangaru Karim Dark Kerkak Konar-e Gavan Konar-e Jamal Ladu Nag Pilum Pizki Rameshk Rask Sohrani Sur Dar Surgah Tayekan Tomjangi Zamin Mohammad Ziarat Zirabad-e Zirab

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